Mauser Mod. 27, die Selbstladepistole, die niemand kennt: Prototyp und Unikat - photo 1
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Mauser Mod. 27, die Selbstladepistole, die niemand kennt: Prototyp und Unikat

Starting price
€ 12 000
Auction dateClassic
24.11.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Hermann Historica
Event location
Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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The auction is completed. No bids can be placed anymore.
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ID 662937
Lot 2346 | Mauser Mod. 27, die Selbstladepistole, die niemand kennt: Prototyp und Unikat
Mauser Mod. 27, die Selbstladepistole, die niemand kennt: Prototyp und Unikat
Kal. 6,35 mm Brown., Nr. 1, nummerngleich, die "1" auch auf fast allen Kleinteilen. Sechsfach gezogener, blanker Lauf, Länge 78 mm. Neunschüssig. Bescheinigung über Nichtbeschuss. Es handelt sich um ein Modell in Art 1910 mit außenliegendem Hahn und eingeschlaufter, schmaler Kimme. Links auf der Schlossplatte große Mausertonne mit dreizeiliger Beschriftung "Mauser - Werke A.G. / Oberndorf a.N. / Pist. Kal. 6,35 Mod. 27". Originale Streichbrünierung. Hahn gelb angelassen. Laufhalter und Abzug gebläut. Einteilige, am Rücken gerundete Nussholzgriffschale. Magazin mit drei Längsschlitzen, der Boden mit kleiner Mausertonne. Waffe minimal bespielt, in nahezu neuer Erhaltung.
Bei dieser Waffe handelt es sich wahrscheinlich um den einzig existierenden Prototyp eines Mod. 27, über dessen Existenz bis heute nichts bekannt war. Die Waffe wurde 1970 den Mauserwerken zur Beurteilung vorgelegt. Das Antwortschreiben mit Anlage "Beurteilung der Mauser-Pistole, cal. 6,35 mm Mod. 27, Nr. 1", mit der Vita der Waffe liegt bei, unterzeichnet vom damaligen Direktor Vorgrimmler. Der Käufer dieser Waffe erhält weitere, zugehörige Korrespondenz mit den Mauserwerken.

WBK: Achtung - Erlaubnispflichtig

Zustand: I
Mauser Mod. 27: a mystery gun - one-of-a-kind prototype
Cal. 6,35 mm Brown., SN. 1, the serial number “1” found on almost all parts of the gun. Bright bore, barrel length 78 mm, six grooves. Magazine for nine rounds. No modern proof marks. This gun resembles the Model 1910 with external hammer and dovetailed rear sight. On the left side of the lockplate large Mauser barrel with three-line marking "Mauser - Werke A.G. / Oberndorf a.N. / Pist. Kal. 6,35 Mod. 27". Original brush finish. Strawed hammer. Fire blued barrel release and trigger. Single piece walnut grip with rounded back. Magazine with three vertical windows, the bottom with a small Mauser barrel. The gun with hardly any signs of usage, in almost as-new condition.
This gun is most likely the only ever built prototype of a Mod. 27, and was hitherto virtually unheard of. In 1970 it was sent to Mauser for a factory assessment, which is included ("Beurteilung der Mauser-Pistole, cal. 6,35 mm Mod. 27, Nr. 1", signed by Mr. Vorgrimmler, the CEO of Mauser) and will be handed to the buyer, together with further correspondence with Mauser.

WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealer

Condition: I
Auction house category:Handguns: modern systems
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